Newcastle vs Wolves

All the latest from St James' Park as Eddie Howe's Magpies take on Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.

We are very much in a fight to stay in the Premier League and at no point have we ever allowed ourselves to think anything else. We need your help in the games ahead as we do our best to remain a Premier League team. With that in mind, I'd like to say a big thank you to all our travelling supporters who have stuck with us in recent games. The Wolves keeper is focused on European qualification, with his side at Newcastle tonight We've got work to do and we've got a very tough run of fixtures at the end of the season. Every game is tough in the Premier League, but being back at home and the run of games we've had, we really need to maximise now and get the job done. Just the two changes as the bulk of these #nufc players given a chance to respond after second-half capitulation. We know what it takes to put points on the board and win big games. Predicting a 1-1 draw, the former Newcastle striker wrote in his BetVictor blog: "Newcastle have lost their last three games, but they’ve had some tough fixtures, so I don’t think Eddie Howe will be too alarmed. What a noise inside St James' as the players make their way out of the tunnel Going to have to come off. #nufc needing that little bit of magic and quality to cut Wolves open as Jonjo Shelvey did with ball in behind there.

How to follow Newcastle United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Friday evening.

There is a break for Wolves after the trip to Newcastle. This is due to the fact that they were due to play against Manchester City next weekend, but due to their involvement in the FA Cup semi-final, that fixture has to be arranged with a date yet to be confirmed. They currently sit in 15th place with a seven point cushion on the relegation spots but are not 100 per cent safe just yet, and after losing three consecutive matches, Howe will be hoping to return to winning ways on Friday night. With no draws in the league since the 0-0 against Chelsea on December 19, Wolves have won eight and lost five since then and with just seven games remaining in the league, gaining maximum points will be vital if they wish to finish in an European place.

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With both sides in good form, we can expect a very entertaining spectacle. Miguel Almiron had Covid-19, so he will have to test negative to play, whilst Joelinton is ill, but he could return. Newcastle have a lot more issues to deal with.

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Wolves take on Newcastle in search of a vital three points in their push to finish in the top-four this season.

The longer they keep on losing games, the more questions will be asked. "It's going to be tough for Newcastle on Friday too, because Wolves have picked up again after having a little blip. Wolves continue their bid to finish inside the top-four this season with a trip to Newcastle on Friday evening.

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Newcastle and Wolves face off tonight in an important clash in both their seasons.The Magpies have lost their last three league matches all away from.

Newcastle 0 Wolves 0 Newcastle 0 Wolves 0 Newcastle 0 Wolves 0 Newcastle 0 Wolves 0 Sa was beaten and Guimaraes can't believe he hasn't scored. He slides the ball into Wood, Sa hits him and it's a penalty. He thunders a strike at goal but Sa's positioning is so good that he makes the save look easy, it really wasn't. Wolves make it very difficult, but we had our moments. He is a really willing lad but that will do wonders for him. Newcastle 1 Wolves 0 Newcastle 1 Wolves 0 It was a poor result for Wolves, who struggled to get going on Tyneside.

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His pleasing turn of pace and smart pass teed up Miguel Almiron’s backheel which carved open Wolves for a Wood goal that was disallowed by virtue of VAR. The positivity extended to driving their team forward when the game appeared to be running into a cul-de-sac. Confronted with the evidence that this was a player capable of making a difference Arsenal dithered.

Chris Wood scores a crucial penalty to help Newcastle land a huge win over Wolves in their bid to stay in the Premier League.

Attempt blocked. - Away2 - Away2 - Shots - 8Shelvey - 13Targett It was a bemusing showing. They delivered one cross in the first 45 minutes, compared with 14 after the break. I think we missed a big opportunity." Wolves were fortunate when VAR chalked off Wood's close-range finish in the first half. This display was by no means joyful or pretty in its crafting, but it was one where Newcastle were always the likelier winners thanks to their consistent effort and sporadic quality across the 90 minutes. "At this stage of the season, it is about results.